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Polling Station List Review 2014 Polling Station List Review 2014 Ward Polling Existing Polling Station Proposed Polling Station Reason / Comments District ASHLEY AYA St Bartholomews Church Lower No Change Hall, Walsingham Rd AYB St Barnabas CEVC Primary Ivy Pentecostal Church, Assemblies of Room in school was too small for a UK School, Albany Rd/Brook Rd God (AoG), Ashley Hill, Montpelier, Parliamentary election. Options were to Bristol BS6 5JD change venue or close the school. AYC St Werburghs Comm Centre, No Change Horley Road AYD Malcolm X Centre, City Road No Change AYE St Pauls Community Sports No Change Academy, Newfoundland Road AVONMOUTH AHA Avonmouth Community Centre, No Change Avonmouth Road AHB Antona Court, (rear access) No Change Antona Drive. AHC Avon Club for Young People, No Change 98A Long Cross AHD Shirehampton Public Hall, 32 No Change Station Road AHE Jim O'Neil House, Kilminster No Change Road. AHF Stow House, Nibley Road. No Change BEDMINSTER BRA Ashton Vale Community Centre, No Change Risdale Road BRB Luckwell Primary School, No Change Luckwell Road BRC Compass Point, South Street No Change School Children’s centre, South Street BRD Marksbury Road Library No Change BRE South Bristol Methodist Church No Change Hall, British Road Page 1 of 11 Polling Station List Review 2014 Ward Polling Existing Polling Station Proposed Polling Station Reason / Comments District BISHOPSTON BSA Bishop Road Primary School No Change BSB St Michaels church Centre 160a No Change Gloucester Rd BSC Ashley Down Junior School, No Change Brunel Field BSD Ashley Down Junior School, No Change Downend Rd BISHOPSWORTH BHA Bedminster Down School, No Change Tyntesfield Road entrance BHB Blenheim Scout Hut, Cheddar No Change Grove Playing Field BHC Bishopsworth Childrens Centre, No Change 2 Lakemead Grove BHD Withywood Centre, Queens No Change Road BRISLINGTON EBA St Annes Infants School No Change EAST Langton Court Rd EBB The Kingfisher School, Lichfield No Change Rd EBC St Peters Methodist Church No Change Hall, Allison Road EBD Wick Road Library No Change BRISLINGTON WBA St Annes Junior School, No Change WEST Langton Court Road WBB Holymead Primary School, No Change Rossall Road entrance WBC St Christophers Parish Hall, No Change Hampstead Rd WBD Bristol School of Performing No Change Arts, White Hart Lodge WBE Hungerford Community Centre, No Change Hungerford Rd Page 2 of 11 Polling Station List Review 2014 Ward Polling Existing Polling Station Proposed Polling Station Reason / Comments District CABOT CTA University Indoor Sports Centre, No Change Tyndall Avenue CTB Kingsdown Sports Centre, No Change Portland Street CTC St James Priory, Whitson Street No Change CTD Central Library, College Green No Change CTE Spike Island, 133 Cumberland No Change Whilst generally suitable for the expected Road turnout at a UK Parliamentary election, the venue suffers from an inability to completely control access to the polling station. As no alternatives were suggested in this review, Spike Island will continue to be used. CTF Waring House, Commercial Rd No Change CTG The Register Office, Corn Street No Change CLIFTON CNA Clifton Cathedral, Worcester No Change Road CNB Clifton Library, Princess Victoria No Change Street CNC Clifton Library, Princess Victoria No Change Street CND Hope Community Church, Hope No Change Chapel, Hope Chapel Hill CNE Holy Trinity Church Hotwells, No Change Hotwell Road CLITON EAST CEA St Johns CEVC Primary School, No Change Anglesea Place entrance CEB Redland Library, Whiteladies No Change Road CEC St Pauls Church Rooms, St Change of venue still to be identified. The venue is potentially too small for Pauls Road expected turnout at a UK Parliamentary election. As no alternatives were suggested Page 3 of 11 Polling Station List Review 2014 Ward Polling Existing Polling Station Proposed Polling Station Reason / Comments District within the review, we will continue to seek an alternative. CED University Student Union No Change Building, Main Entrance Queens Road COTHAM CMA Friends Meeting House, No Change Hampton Road CMB The Elmgrove Centre, Elmgrove No Change Road CMC Colstons Primary School, No Change Cotham Grove CMD Tyndale Baptist Church, No Change Whiteladies Road EASTON ENA The Church of God of Prophecy, No Change Tudor Road ENB Whitehall Primary School, No Change Johnsons Road ENC St Anne’s Board Mill Social No Change Club, Avonvale Road END Easton Community Centre, No Change Kilburn Street EASTVILLE EEA Holy Trinity Church Hall, Park No Change Road EEB The Link, All Saints Road, No Change Grove Road EEC May Park Primary School Hall, No Change Coombe Road EED Rose Green Centre, Gordon No Change Road EEE None Under investigation – new station to be Creation of new polling district identified Page 4 of 11 Polling Station List Review 2014 Ward Polling Existing Polling Station Proposed Polling Station Reason / Comments District FILWOOD FDA Oasis Academy, Connaught No Change Road, Melvin Square FDB St Barnabas Church, Daventry No Change Road FDC Greenfield E-ACT Primary No Change Academy, Novers Lane FDD Filwood Library, Filwood No Change Broadway FROME VALE FVA Stapleton/Begbrook Community No Change Association Hall FVB Former Fishponds Library, No Change Fishponds Road FVC Little Hayes Nursery and No Change Childrens Centre, Frenchay Road FVD Fishponds Baptist Church Hall, No Change Downend Road HARTCLIFFE HEA Headley Park Community No Change Centre, Headley Park Avenue HEB Hartcliffe Club for Young No Change People, Gatehouse Avenue HEC The Gatehouse Centre, No Change Hareclive Road HENBURY HYA Henbury Court Primary No Change Academy, Trevelyan Walk HYB Henbury Library, Crow Lane No Change HYC Scout Hall, Tranmere Avenue No Change HYD Brentry Primary School, Brentry No Change Lane HENGROVE HVA Oasis Academy New Oak, No Change Walsh Avenue Page 5 of 11 Polling Station List Review 2014 Ward Polling Existing Polling Station Proposed Polling Station Reason / Comments District HVB Whitchurch Library, Whitchurch No Change District Centre HVC St Bernadettes RC Parish Hall, No Change Wells Road HVD Bridge Farm Primary School, No Change East Dundry Road HENLEAZE HZA Bradbury Hall, Trinity United No Change Reformed Church HZB Golden Hill Sports Pavilion, No Change Lime Trees Road HZC Henleaze Library, Northumbria No Change Drive HILLFIELDS HSA St John’s Parish Hall, Lodge No Change Causeway HSB Community Room, Ledbury No Change Road Flats HSC Hillfields Library, Summerleaze No Change HSD Brunel Fitness Centre, No Change Speedwell Road HSE Seventh Day Adventist Church No Change Hall, Worcester Close HORFIELD HDA St Teresa RCVA Primary No Change School, Luckington Road HDB Eden Grove Methodist Church No Change Hall, Eden Grove HDC Ebenezer Evangelical Church No Change Hall, Filton Avenue HDD Horfield CEVC Primary School, No Change Bishop Manor Road HDE Horfield Methodist Church Hall, No Change Churchways Avenue HDE1 Horfield Methodist Church Hall, No Change Page 6 of 11 Polling Station List Review 2014 Ward Polling Existing Polling Station Proposed Polling Station Reason / Comments District Churchways Avenue KINGSWESTON KNA Lawrence Weston Youth Centre, No Change Lawrence Weston Road KNB Rock Community Centre, No Change Ridingleaze KNC Sea Mills Library, Sylvan Way No Change KND Parish Centre, St Edyth’s No Change Church, Avonleaze KNOWLE KEA1 Scout Head Quarters, St Martins No Change Road KEB Redcatch Community Centre, No Change Redcatch Rd KEC Knowle Community Association No Change Hall, The Square KED Knowle Community Association No Change Hall, The Square LAWRENCE HILL LHA Easton Business Centre, Felix No Change Road LHB Congregational Church Hall, No Change Newton Street LHC Salvation Army Hall, Hassell No Change Drive LHD Hannah More Primary School, No Change New Kingsley Road LHE Stanley Room, St Luke’s Church No Change LHF Redcliffe Anglican Methodist No Change Centre, Prewett Street LOCKLEAZE LZA Horfield Library, Filton Avenue No Change LZB Cameron Centre, Cameron Potential change being investigated Potential better location being investigated - Walk The Hub, Fedden Buildings, Gainsborough Square. Page 7 of 11 Polling Station List Review 2014 Ward Polling Existing Polling Station Proposed Polling Station Reason / Comments District LZC Stoke Park School, Brangwyn No Change Grove LZD Eastville Library, Muller Road No Change LZD1 Eastville Library, Muller Road No Change LZE Filton Avenue Infants School, No Change Lockleaze Road REDLAND RDA Cairns Road Baptist Church Hall No Change RDB Redland Parish Church Hall, No Change Redland Green Road RDC Redland Parish Church Hall, Change of venue still to be identified. Change required. Options are currently Redland Green Road being investigated RDD St Bartholomew’s Church, No Change Maurice Road SOUTHMEAD SOA Bristol Centre for Music & The Lanercost Day Centre, The polling station will revert back to its Arts, Stanton Road Lanercost Road. normal location within the Lanercost Day Centre, after a temporary change in 2014 SOB Southmead Library, Greystoke No Change Avenue SOC Greenway Centre, Doncaster No Change Road (Southmead Development Trust Ltd) SOD Bristol Centre for Music & The No Change An investigation is currently being Arts, Stanton Road undertaken to ensure that the polling station is held in a suitable room within the venue. SOUTHVILLE SEA St Francis Church Hall, St No Change Francis Road SEB The Southville Centre, Beauley No Change Road SEC Holy Cross RCVA Primary No Change School, Dean Lane SED The Greenhouse, Hereford No Change Street Page 8 of 11 Polling Station List Review 2014 Ward Polling
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